How do I play "Radio thmanyah" in the car?

You can play "Radio thmanyah" in the car depending on your device type and car screen system. Choose your device type first, then follow the method that suits you.

If you want the easiest method, you can play the sound via the car's Bluetooth and control the content directly from your phone. Connect your phone to the car's Bluetooth, then open "Radio thmanyah" from the phone and play the content you want to listen to, and the sound will come out from the car speakers. For your safety, do not control the content from the phone while driving. If you need to change the episode or program or adjust anything from the phone, stop completely in a safe place first.

#1. You have an "iPhone"

If you are using an iPhone, you can play "Radio thmanyah" in the car via Apple CarPlay, if your car supports it. CarPlay may work with a USB cable or wirelessly, depending on the car type.

#1.1 Playing via Apple CarPlay without a USB cable

Use this method if your car supports wireless Apple CarPlay.

1. Enable Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on the iPhone.
2. From the car screen, open Apple CarPlay settings or Bluetooth settings.
3. From the iPhone, open:
   Settings > General > CarPlay
4. Choose your car from the list.
5. Agree to the pairing messages that appear on the iPhone and car screen.
6. After successful pairing, open "Radio thmanyah" from the car screen.

In some cars, you need to connect the iPhone with a USB cable the first time, then you can use CarPlay wirelessly in future times.

#1.2 Playing via Apple CarPlay with a USB cable

Use this method if your car supports wired Apple CarPlay.

1. Make sure Siri is enabled on the iPhone.
2. Connect the iPhone to the USB port that supports CarPlay in the car.
3. If there are multiple USB ports in the car, try the port near the car screen or the port with the phone or CarPlay symbol.
4. Agree to the messages that appear on the iPhone or car screen.
5. If the CarPlay screen does not appear automatically, select Apple CarPlay from the car screen.
6. Open "Radio thmanyah" from the car screen, then choose the content you want to listen to.

If the iPhone only charges and Apple CarPlay does not appear, the USB port is likely for charging only, or the cable does not support data transfer.

#2. You have an "Android" device

If you are using an Android device, you can play "Radio thmanyah" in the car via Android Auto, if your car and device support it. Android Auto may work with a USB cable or wirelessly, depending on the car and device type.

#2.1 Playing via Android Auto without a cable

Use this method if your car and device support wireless Android Auto.

1. Enable Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and location services on the Android device.
2. From the car screen, open Android Auto settings or Bluetooth settings.
3. Choose to add a new device.
4. From the phone, select the car name from the list of Bluetooth devices.
5. Agree to the pairing messages that appear on the phone and car screen.
6. If Android Auto does not start automatically, select Android Auto from the car screen.
7. Open "Radio thmanyah" from the car screen and start listening.

In some cars, you need to connect the phone with a USB cable the first time, then you can use Android Auto wirelessly in future times.

#2.2 Playing via Android Auto with a USB cable

Use this method if your car supports wired Android Auto.

1. Use a USB cable that supports data transfer, not just charging.
2. Connect the Android device to the USB port that supports Android Auto in the car.
3. Follow the instructions that appear on the phone and car screen.
4. Agree to the required permissions if they appear.
5. If Android Auto does not start automatically, select Android Auto from the car screen.
6. Open "Radio thmanyah" from the car screen, then choose the content you want to listen to.

If the phone only charges and Android Auto does not appear, the USB port is likely for charging only, or the cable does not support data transfer.

#Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I play "Radio thmanyah" via the car's Bluetooth?
Yes. Connect your phone to the car's Bluetooth, then play the content from "Radio thmanyah" on the phone, and the sound will come out from the car speakers. For safety, do not use the phone or change the content while driving. If you need to do so, stop in a safe place first.

2. How do I know the appropriate USB port?
Not all USB ports in the car perform the same function.

• USB port for charging only: charges the phone but does not operate Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. You may find it in the back seats, inside the armrest, or next to the power outlets.

• USB port that supports data transfer: charges the phone and can operate Apple CarPlay or Android Auto if the car supports that. It is usually near the car screen or in the front console and may have a phone or CarPlay symbol next to it.

If you connect the phone and it only starts charging, try another USB port in the car.

3. How do I choose the appropriate USB cable?
Not all USB cables are suitable for operating Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.

• Charging cable only:
  charges the phone but does not transfer the data required to operate CarPlay or Android Auto.

• Cable that supports charging and data transfer:
  charges the phone and transfers data between the phone and car screen, which is required to operate CarPlay or Android Auto with the cable.

For best results:

1. Use the original phone cable or a reliable cable that supports data transfer.
2. Avoid very long cables.
3. Do not use extension cords or USB hubs.
4. If the phone only charges and the car screen does not appear, try another cable and USB port.

4. Do I control from the phone or the car screen?
It depends on the connection method.

• Via car Bluetooth: You usually control directly from the phone, especially when choosing the program or episode. You may be able to use the car buttons or steering wheel to control the sound or pause and play, depending on what your car supports.

• Via Apple CarPlay or Android Auto: You can open "Radio thmanyah" from the car screen and control the content directly. If the app does not appear on the screen, play the content from the phone and use the car screen or steering wheel buttons "if available" for basic control.

5. What should I do if the connection does not work?
Try the following steps:

1. Make sure your car supports Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.
2. Try another USB port in the car.
3. Try another USB cable that supports data transfer.
4. Make sure Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are enabled when using wireless connection.
5. Update the phone system and "Radio thmanyah" app.
6. Restart the phone and car screen.
7. Delete the car from Apple CarPlay or Android Auto settings, then reconnect from scratch.
8. Check the car manual, as menu names and activation methods vary from car to car.